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THE BEXD IIULLETIX, nEXD, OIIK., WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1015.
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Tl'MALO.
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TUMALO, Jul) 19 Thoro was ft
food nttenda'icc it tlio W. S. L. Club
ncetlng last Friday nfturnoon. The
Knln litmlneHrt una In connection with
:lio rook honk the ladles expect to
tare vloltlng at Mr. Ilamsey's. They
i came all the In their car and re
port a fine trip.
There wan a surprise pa-ly at Mr.
Ritrchtof's Saturday ev-jnlnu. About
GO attended.
Haying has commenced. The win
invo puhllxhed A Inrgp number of iter Kraln Is good but tha Hpr'nn fraw-
favorlto reclnes Invp lifcn handeil In Ine Ih not us eood as expected. Tho
were business callers In Bend on
Thursday.
Mrs Mary Itooney arrived home
Monday from Portland, where alio
tins spent the past month with her
daughters.
Mrs. Geo. Mllllcan was calling on
friends In the nest end Friday.
All the homesteaders here are busy
Harold Cook, Ed Moore, Ottr. and
Willie Pauls.
V. O; Humphrey took two loads of
porkers to Redmond Monday where
they will be loaded for Portland.
Mrs. E. A. Hussctt and mother,
Mrs. Drown, visited at the Gldceon
homei Sunday.
Wanted Now. hardly hobblo around. It was all I
ItM now hen- hay fever - SfL'M? ffiB,
tacking Its victims 'and when aithma'nnd tho kjdney accretions wore
Is causing so much distress, there lslBCanty. I used soverat boxes of
a demand for Foley's Honey nnd Tar
Compound the remedy that brought
relief to thousands In previous years.
Don't continue to suffer. It will help
you. Contains no opiates. Patterson
Drug Co. Adv.
RIOXS FOR RAM).
"For Ili-nt." "For Sale," "Ilooms
to Let", "llouxi'kcfpliiit Rooms." "Xo
Admittance." "Xo KmoklnK." etc..
etc.. Placards printed In Inrco type
Doun's Kidney Pills and I soon got
well." Price ou cents, at all dealers,
Don't simply ask for a kldnoy rem
edy get Doan s Kidney Pills the
same that Mr. 'McDermott had. Fos.
ter-Mllburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N,
V. Adv.
The
to Mrs. Iiyron C1 nnd Mrs Arthur Wo of the sixth nnd stventh may'ttlng up their ro ha; nowadajs.- Geo l,rnze0 was a business v sltor . . near , .r n iA j
Plain, who have charge of sorting help It some " crop Is very good, with few at Prlnevllle tho latter part of the "" ar, ," ' , Cfc llfn.WtH
then, and as all rec.p.s are tested! R. J. Murpln drilled a well on hi, eptlons. , r , ek. , .. . " "' V .1 .! SI S I IFSfiO
ositions
tho book will prove a reliable ono
Tho following conitnltteos hae been
nppalntcd to tuke charge of the sev
urnl dlsplcus at tho fair next fall:
fancy work, Mrs Mlnta Howard.
Mm Fred Pliks-af and Mrs Alfred
llmintn; HoKPrs MIhs Fav Cerklng
nnd Miss Marg not Mock Mrs Plain
entertained the rluii mernlwrs with
nn npproptlnte reidlng as did also
Mlus Gertrude Womleork. After the
business meeting the hosteisos. Mes
dnincg PlnkHtalf. Howard and Han
Bon, served iIc-UoIouh refreshments.
Saturday night a crowd of friends
nttemptcd a surprise party on Mr.
and Mrs. Illake llcckur Tho newly
weda heard the aiitos coming nnd
slipped out of the houso before the
party arrived but returned after the
house had been thoroughly searched.
The younger menibors of the crowd
of 47 spent the evening playing old
fnshloncd gamea on tho lawn. Later
refreshments of sandwiches, pickles,
cake and coffee were seried.
A cousin of John Styles Is spend
ing several weeks visiting him and
Ills wife.
(J. W. Horner and son Walter nnd
drover Gerklng went up In tho rc
nervo Saturday to mrno tho stock
camp.
Mr. nnd Mrs C'larcnco Sandel have
decided to prolong their Hojourn here
for another week, Thoy expect to
rot urn to Portland next Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs John Coeu nnd Nell
liny spent Sunday afternoon fishing
nn the Deschutes but returned homo
with Hinply basketH,
place'nt Ur l.ake and struck a large
body of water at 75 feet. Ho also
drilled for Sam Sampson and got
wator at BO fe"t. He Is now moving
tho outfit to Chas. Murphy's claim.
Mr. and Mrs Dr. Flnley motored
to Ilond till week, taking Mrs
I Iron ii home who has been t lilting
thorn n few da
A. S. Cottlnttham Is brcnklng 20
acres for Cap Myers.
Clifton "Sod (I has gono to Bend for
tho summer
Jon Ilurstle's family nrrlved from
Chicago on July fifth.
Mrs. Jack Itlvers has gone to Ta
coma to bo gone a fow months.
11. E. Davis nnd I. L. Owen have Mr. nnd Mrs. "Hilly" Wilson, ofl
returned to PrlneWlle after a week's Alaska, who were expected to arrlvo
visit with their families uere.
Harold Davis rode to Prlnevllle
Saturday wlth'hU father for a eliurt
stay.
A. A. Gllmore was In Bend a few
davs last week
clovhrdai
Mrs. Al Newman nnd daughters
nutoed from Bend to their homestead
renr Dry Lake, stopping to visit with
friends here for a short time on
Tuesday.
Mr. Raymond and family passed
through here Saturday enrouto for
Bond where they Intend to spend the
summer.
H. K, Dyer drove to Bend last
week.
Mrs Clevenger was n caller at the
fleams home n day last week.
Mrs. Bcatson nnd Mrs. Holland
and children drove to Pino Moun
tain Sunday.
Inst week but were delayed, are ex-
tiered in Monday by the latter s
brother, .Max Strlxner.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon and
Hnrrlett -were Bend visitors Monday,
i returning home Tuesday
ONE CENT A WORD Is all a little
Want Ad will cost you.
(Special to Tho Bulletin)
CI.OVERDAt,E, July 19. F. J.
Burling of Bend, who bought the
Cnrsnn place, Is moving In with his
family this week,
Mrs. Harve) Cyrus hns returned
aftor several weeks visit In Portland
nnd Modford
Mr. nnd Mrs. Bucklev ncro visit
ing In Cloverdale Tuesday.
The families In the mountain berry
patches this week nro Farthings, Tay- tno pnRt week
lors, Stldbnms, Mr. and Mrs. Lester, A aT liog belonging to W. H.
(Jlt accompanied by tho Misses Tern-, neam died last week,
pleton nnd Cobb. Mrg. v. n. McAdow went to Bond
F. Vnn Mntre of Bend Is helping i hn .lohn-nn rnr.
his fnther In tho hay Holds this week, i A pCnlo for tho Sunday school
DOING THEIR DUTY.
Scores of Pend readers lira learn
ing the duty of the kldnevs To fll
tcr tho blood Is tho kidney's dutv.
Mrs. Joe Shearer nnd daughter , When t'tey fall to do this the kldnevs
nn, pconmanlod Mr. Shearer on nro weak. Bncknche and other kid
his ditch riding rounds Sunday. Iney ills mav follow. Help the kid
Hnr vesting grain on the dry farms ncys do their work, fse Bonn's
Is under headway. i Kidney Pills the tested kidney rem-
iienry Kdwarcis, who was quite edy pr00f of their worth In tho
seriously Injured recently Is report- following; Joseph McDermott, Wash
ed as rapidly Improving. (Ington Street, Oregon City, Oregon,
To be nwnkencd by n sort of sub- says: "I was almost flat on my back
conscious knowledge of the presence with kidney and bladder trouble. I
of an unwelcome visitor and to dls-jwas so lame and stiff thnt I could
cover the Intruder to be a huge coy
ote was the hair raising experience
of Mrs. Geo. Beckman early Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Beckman ccreamed
In an attempt to awaken her hus
band who was occupying nn rdjoln
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Several well enulDDed nuto parties
enrouto to tho San Francisco fnlrjlng room whereupon the coyote ran
jasscd through here last weok. out of tho room nnd leisurely made
Mrs. It. II. Kellar and two sons1 "i -) across mo roaa, disappearing
moved to Bend Monday where Mr.
Koller la emplojed,
Fruik Spencer nnd A. D. Norton
were cutting hay for Geo. Mllllcan
In the sago brush.
Wlll Ilur Kmnty Racks.
The New Bend Flour Mill Co. will J
purchase all emptysacks suitable fori
grain purposes that are brought to,
their mill. Adv. 19-20c
mist citi:i:ic.
(Roeelnl to The Bulletin).
LOST CltEIIK. July in. (J It
Young nnd hoi Robert, returned Inst
M. W Wnldron, who came hero
for his health from Parma, Idaho,
died nt the homo of his brother, K.
L. Wnldron, on July 13. Ills wifo
nnd sons. Hay nnd Jay, of The Dalles,'
wnro nt his bedside. The sons ac
companied tho remains to Owatonnn,
Minnesota, by way of Bend. Mr.1
Wnlilron leaves n sister, Mrs. Jnmcsi
Heed nnd Ills brother E. L. In this
Western freight tonnago Is run
ning from C to 6 per cent over that
c'nsH and their friends will be held, for same 1914 period.
at Pine Mountain next Saturday.
Miss Braun and V. L. Heathman'.
drove down to east end Sunday. I
Mrs. Mllllcan will entertain the
Sundnv school class at her home on,
Thursday nftcrnoon.
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OH YO-r TRAVELER!
When In need of a bed, a
meal or a feed for your
team or something to mako
your "car" go, STOP AT
P.B.Johnson's
2S miles from Bend; Mllll
can P. O, Also grocerle?,
lunch goods and phone.
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nro two iitt Monderlniuls
The Ciicntcst HIiiiwh of Tho As.
You Cannot Afford to Miss Them.
The Opportunity Will .Soon Pass
(, Sow.
Choice of several routes at low
fares. for tho round trip', via
OREGON-WASHINGTON
RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
Ask J. H. CORBETT, Agent
Bend, Oregon
iovi:mj iiuttk.
,. i ...i.. it. .... I. ii.,.,i. m'i'ii uiiu
r ruin v i mill n inn i n i iiiiu n iiiii ! .. ..
.. i it i"... . ...V. ... n...... i..t section to mourn 1,1s loss, besides a
HIM 411IIIU1I V'lllllllIHI j !
been gone several weeks
W. McCleo has gono over to Egll
to work for Jess Bunynrd. I
Dr. C. Reed and Mrs V C. Wnali-I
burn took a pleasure trip ovor to
Kcesl'mugli springs nnd back nlst1
Saturday. I
Lloyd Forbes iciil ICeiinelh Hcllem
liinilo n trln to the Gap tho fnro pnet.
of tho week. I
Robert Young Ih tho pmud owner
of n two year old llnmlltoiilnn pony.
Roy Stnuffer returned from a trip
to Mend the fnro part of the week.
H. W, llCHt wiih a biiHlncsH visitor
at Silver Creek during tho past
veek, I
Mr. nnd Mth. 0. It. Young weni
brother In Portlnnd, two daughters
In California and n sister In Nebras
ka. -
Mr. Cutllp Ih inn Hug u ten day
business trln to Wmdilngton.
Mr. and Mrs. Cvrus have moved to
Sisters and Mr Ward who bought
their place has taken possession.
Mr. and Mrs, Slrner were business
visitors In Redmond Snturdny.
Florence Wnldron Is homo nfter
a six week's lslt In Wnlla Wnlln.
She will tench In Ferndnlo tjio com
ing year.
Mrs. Van Mntro bus ns hnr guests
Mrs. Hiuincll and Miss Florence llun
iiell of Bend.
A HiirnrlNO pnrty l to bo given to.
.i... i mi... in.. t..A i... i..... i.i
guests nt the Schroder homo at Roly- ;';,... ' 8
Mrs. J. O. McKlnnnv hns ns hor
tit the fore part of tho week
Mr. nnd Mrs, C. A. Dnrrnh. of
Surprise nllev were guests of Mrs.
H, J. Hiibliard and son Cecil, Inst
week.
Keiinoth Hellm hn erected n Juni
per Cflliln on his claim.
Iter. C'irbelt of llenmlii l.nkii,
raiim over to attend Sunday school
taat Sunday, '
guest her sister and nlcco from Pull
man, Washington.
.MILLIt'AX.
HAMPTON
ffiperlnltoThe Bulletin.)
HAMPTON. July IB. A. T. Frame
Iins returned from Bend
Mrs, E. A. Fogg and liaby and Miss
Ethel Fogg nt'iU Wednesday with
Miss Par In Burton.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. I. Warmouth nnd
little duughtor llesslu spent Sunday
at C. B. Hiirmoii'H.
Mr. Luvlmla Blnrk and Burr
lllnck of I, Irani Creek spent Sunda)
nt tho Ilurilmin homo
.Minn Uirn Crow Ih spending tblu
week with MUs Edna Hnjilor of Dry
Luke. I
Mm Eldlva Harmon Is spending
tod.iy with Mih. Knto Warmouth
D.irlo Burton will spend tonight
with Mrs P. S lioncer j
Mrs llentioii Is on the sick list I
A, 8. I'omi ban cumiuenced mow
Ing this week. I
Mrs. Ileiiimn IIhhud of Gilchrist
i wad at Hotel lUmptnn the first of
this week waiting for u truck to tnko
her to Bund.
Mr and Mrs. A 8 Fogg called on
Mrs. Ili'tiUtiu and Mrs. Peck Suuda)
jftenioun.
Mm C. A. lluriis and children loft
hilt week for' Portland
K. V. I ten nor Is In Burns for n
few weeks
Chua. Stnuffer and sou returned
from HoHd Monday
J. 0 VliltlHkerv nnd wlfo wore
or on DiMtert creek Suuda)
Mr. Lumped of Gilchrist wuu lu
lltimptou MundH)
I. I.. Owuu will leave for Bend to
dy to lmu somo dental work done
AVui. Stt4n In Ituvlng this week In
wuoh of woil,
(Seerlsl to The Bulletin)
MILL1CAN. Julv 19. Mrs. Rny
Cleveland and children of Bond vis
ited nt tho B E l)nls home the foro
part of Inst week Hnr husband hns
taken up a homestead In our valley
on which they Intend to build n cab
In mid will thon move out here to re
side. Mrs. John Holland and rhl'dren
t Rneclnl to Tho Bulletin)
POWELL BUTTE. July 19. J. A.
Rlggs took secrnl londs of hogs to
Redmond Wednesday for shipment
to Portlnnd.
Mrs. Ida Morse and dnughtor Miss
Edna were hostesses to the Powell
Butto Sorosls Wednesday afternoon.
An average attendance was present.
Previous to adjournment, refresh-
i ments were dlsponced by Mrs. and i
Mlts Morse, assisted by Miss Mabel)
Allen. Tho August meeting will bo
with Mm P. Pauls.
The Sunday school picnic which
was to hnve been held tho 21st has
been postponed for two weeks on ac
count of the busy season.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Rlgby
on Friday, July lfith n daughter
Mrs. Allen Wlllcoxon was on the
sick list Inst weok.
Dr, Hosch of Redmond was a pro
fessional caller out our way last Friday.
John. Rhode who sold out recently!
expects to be leaving for Portland I
soon. '
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bnyn and '
daughter, Miss Gladys nnd Hazel
wero guests at the Pauls home Sun
day for dinner.
A part) of young folks mndo an
excursion to tho lakes Sunday even
ing where they enjoyed the evening
at boat riding, singing conga nnd
shooting rabbits. Those of tho party
spent Wednesday nt the II. E. Davis were Misses Glud)s nnd Hnzel llayn,
homestead. 1 Fay Bussott. Dorothy Wells, Gladys
P. II. Johnson nnd Geo. Mllllcan 'and Grnco Pauls, Messrs Paul and
rm.Nui.i. Fuvr.s.
(Sprclal to Tho Bulletin)
IIULl), July 10- The celebration
'bl Prlngle Flats on July Mb was pro-,
"riounceil a succosa by all who attend-'
d nnd tluiie wero ubout 250 there.'
There wero boieo race, foot races
and the usual Miorln of a Fourth of i
July celebration with a dance all
night.
John Mulr gave au exhibition of
riding bucking homes. Mr Couch
liHlgtuK tho horses from tho Home
Shoe Bar ruueb. Ono of them could
outululy buck, hut did nut bother
Mr. Mulr.
Tho wrestling match between John
li. Garake and Ed Martlu was one of
the main features of the day tlarske
n the match w(h two out of three
ftlt.
Mr. Clark mid family of Colorado
FLOWERY LANGUAGE
IS ALL RIGHT IN ITS PLACE BUT FOR 0111
FLOUR FACTS
WE WANT TO OIVE YOU STRAIGHT TALK.
WE WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT BREAD FROM OUR
FLOUR IS MADE IN OUR LABORATORY AND THAT IT
THSTS AS HIGH AS ANY ON THE MARKET.
THAT OUR FLOUR IS SOLD CHEAPER THAN ANY OUT
SIDE FLOUR.
THAT HVKRY SACK IS POSITIVELY GUARANTEED
TO SUIT OR YOU MAY RETURN IT AND GET A NEW ONE.
THAT OUR MILL IS OLEAN AND SANITARY.
THAT IT HAS THE MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT OF
ANY FLOUR MILL ON THE WHOLE PACIFIC COAST.
DO NOT LET YOUR OROCBRYMAN TJAI.K YOU INTO
BUYING ANOTHER BRAND WHEN THERE 18 A GOOD
FLOUR MADE IN YOUR OWN TOWN AND SOLD AT A
LOWER PR10E.
PATROXI'.i: HOME INDUSTRY.
BUY
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FLOUR
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EVERY DOLLAR YOU PAY FOR
BRICK THAT IS MADE IN BEND
STAYS HERE
Brick is tho MOST ECONOMICAL Building Material there is.
AU who have used our product are satisfied.
The Bend Brick k Lumber Co.
WHY PAY RENT?
;OW IS THE opportune
j f k5 me snce e advent of
pt lit the railroads for
?i kl build a home.
&?7jBVS
you to
Why
delay construction until
it will cost you 20 per cent" more
for the same building? The far
seeing man is availing himself of
the opportunity of securing labor
and material very cheap.
We have the largest list of Resi
dence Property in Bend. Come in
and let us quote you prices, and
you will soon decide v that you can-
not afford to pay rent any longer.
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